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L-R: Managing Director, The La Casera Company (TLCC) PLC, Mr. Roland Ebelt; Deputy director Codex, Standard Organisation of Nigeria, SON, Dr Omolara Okunlola ; Drector Manufacturing Association of Nigeria, MAN, Mr Joseph Emoleke; Head of Food Codex, SON, Mrs Emordi Helen and Director TLCC, Mr Bayo Adeleke at the La Casera Apple Drink wears fresh new look  launch event in Lagos. The La Casera Company Plc, makers of Nigeria’s leading Apple Carbonated Soft Drink has launched a fresh new look for its flagship brand, La Casera Apple Drink and adding more natural apple juice extract to the premium apple drink, which makes it the only Apple CSD with real apple juice extract in the Nigerian market. The unveiling event held at the prestigious Oriental Hotel in Lagos to celebrate its dealers, consumers and other stakeholders for their loyalty,received several commendations from NAFDAC, SON, MAN, dealers and other relevant stakeholders that were present at the event reinforci

L-R: Managing Director, The La Casera Company (TLCC) PLC, Mr. Roland Ebelt; Deputy director Codex, Standard Organisation of Nigeria, SON, Dr Omolara Okunlola ; Drector Manufacturing Association of Nigeria, MAN, Mr Joseph Emoleke; Head of Food Codex, SON, Mrs Emordi Helen and Director TLCC, Mr Bayo Adeleke at the La Casera Apple Drink wears fresh new look  launch event in Lagos. The La Casera Company Plc, makers of Nigeria’s leading Apple Carbonated Soft Drink has launched a fresh new look for its flagship brand, La Casera Apple Drink and adding more natural apple juice extract to the premium apple drink, which makes it the only Apple CSD with real apple juice extract in the Nigerian market. The unveiling event held at the prestigious Oriental Hotel in Lagos to celebrate its dealers, consumers and other stakeholders for their loyalty,received several commendations from NAFDAC, SON, MAN, dealers and other relevant stakeholders that were present at the event reinforci

Former MBGN, Iheoma Nnadi took to her Instagram page to celebrate her man, Emmanuel Emenike on his birthday. He referred to him as her husband suggesting that they may have married secretly. She wrote; "Happy birthday to the keeper of my heart. my husband. my favorite pain in the ass. my only beau. Today I pray that God almighty bless you with long life, peace and prosperity. I Love you my king. Time to celebrate. Meanwhile, what do you guys think of women calling their men 'my king'? Cute or too much?  

The first two on top were previous letters and the one below is the latest one that got people talking.. As the choice of words in President Buhari's recent letter to the National Assembly, informing them of his medical leave to the UK continues to generate controversy, some Nigerians have dug out his past letters to the NASS members where he stated that Vice President Yemi Osinbajo would perform the functions of his office. "While I am away, the Vice President will perform the functions of my office" President Buhari stated in his letter to the senate on January 18th . Even when he asked for an extension, President Buhari stated clearly that Osinbajo will continue to act on his behalf.   In his recent letter to the senate which was read yesterday, President Buhari said Osinbajo would "coordinate the activities of government", causing an uproar.

The Lagos State government says contrary to media reports, it has not completely banned officials of the state Vehicle Inspection Service, VIS, from performing their duties on Lagos roads. Two days ago, the media was awash with reports that the state governor, Akinwunmi Ambode, had banned VIO operations in the state following multiple complains from its residents. Refuting the report, the state Commissioner for Transportation, Prince Olanrewaju Elegushi, and the Commissioner for Information and Strategy, Steve Ayorinde, told newsmen that all the VIS officials only went for a training. “Nobody is banning VIOs from the roads. There is no directive to that effect from the governor of Lagos State. Right now, the VIS officials in the state are undergoing training on how they will improve their services on Lagos roads. It‘s a month-long event for the officials where they will undergo intensive training so that they will be able to deliver quality and better service acr

The Lagos State government says contrary to media reports, it has not completely banned officials of the state Vehicle Inspection Service, VIS, from performing their duties on Lagos roads. Two days ago, the media was awash with reports that the state governor, Akinwunmi Ambode, had banned VIO operations in the state following multiple complains from its residents. Refuting the report, the state Commissioner for Transportation, Prince Olanrewaju Elegushi, and the Commissioner for Information and Strategy, Steve Ayorinde, told newsmen that all the VIS officials only went for a training. “Nobody is banning VIOs from the roads. There is no directive to that effect from the governor of Lagos State. Right now, the VIS officials in the state are undergoing training on how they will improve their services on Lagos roads. It‘s a month-long event for the officials where they will undergo intensive training so that they will be able to deliver quality and better service acr

The notion of corporate social responsibility as a mere philanthropic effort to ‘do good’ is no longer applauded. Now more than ever, corporate organizations are expected to fundamentally do at least some good to improve society. “What social issues should we support? What charities or governmental institutions will be the most strategic partners? What initiative that connects with our brand DNA should we develop or align with, that will do the most good for society and our corporate image? Perhaps this might have been the kind of corporate thinking that inspired Nigeria’s No. 1 hygiene solution brand HYPO to initiate the ‘Team Up to Clean Up’ campaign aimed at educating the public on importance of home and environment hygiene, as well as influencing positive behavioural changes towards good hygiene and sanitation habits which in the long run will lower incidences of breakouts/diseases. It is on this basis, Hypo teamed up with health, environment and community stak

Media Personality, Toke Makinwa, is of the opinion that people who don't add value to your life should be cut off before they start to have a negative impact. Makinwa says it's important to let them go and she will be doing just that to some of her social media contacts today.

The viral video shows an African woman brutally assaulting a toddler who she was giving a bath. This is so cruel! Watch the heartbreaking video after the cut...

Last month, King Wasiu Ayinde’s wife, Titi Masha welcomed a baby girl named Royal Princess Melissa Marshal in Chicago, USA. Speaking on how he felt, KI told LIB that, 'It makes me feel good, that's the greatest present my wife said she'll give me and she did'. He then continued to speak on the growing trend of Baby- Mamas in the industry saying the way out is to teach the importance of family values to the younger generation. In his words, 'the truth is the Baby-mama trend is not peculiar to entertainment alone, it's a general issue and the best we can do is a lot of education to let young minds understand the importance of family values. What keeps me going is the fact that I always remember y great family values, how my parents raised me and always did things together. We can't force these things on people, we can only talk them into understanding how beautiful it is and how we can tolerate one another and also make them see reasons w

The Emir of Kano, Muhammadu Sanusi II, yesterday paid the bill for the kidney transplant operation of 22-year-old Nayif Ismail who has been on admission at the Aminu Kano Teaching Hospital, AKTH, Kano. The monarch took pity on Ismail who is a Quaranic teacher and paid his bill when he paid a visit to the hospital yesterday. Ismail has been battling with severe kidney disease for two years. The monarch ordered the chief medical director of the hospital to facilitate immediate transfer of the patient to the teaching hospital for commencement of the surgery. “We have made all arrangements for his surgery at AKTH. You should please transfer him immediately to the hospital for the commencement of the operation,” he said Despite his critical health condition, Ismail presented a gift of Holy Qur’an to the emir in appreciation

The Emir of Kano, Muhammadu Sanusi II, yesterday paid the bill for the kidney transplant operation of 22-year-old Nayif Ismail who has been on admission at the Aminu Kano Teaching Hospital, AKTH, Kano. The monarch took pity on Ismail who is a Quaranic teacher and paid his bill when he paid a visit to the hospital yesterday. Ismail has been battling with severe kidney disease for two years. The monarch ordered the chief medical director of the hospital to facilitate immediate transfer of the patient to the teaching hospital for commencement of the surgery. “We have made all arrangements for his surgery at AKTH. You should please transfer him immediately to the hospital for the commencement of the operation,” he said Despite his critical health condition, Ismail presented a gift of Holy Qur’an to the emir in appreciation